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Patricia Polacco Gets Woke

As our kids get older, it’s going to come down to talking through this propaganda to equip them to see through it.

Written by Jon Dykstra | Sunday, May 26, 2019

While we parents should know what our kids are reading, if you have a child who reads a lot this becomes harder and harder to keep up with as they get older. But, as the Adversary knows, you are what you eat. And if he can sneak in a diet of “homosexuality is normal,” he... Continue Reading

Do Everything Without Grumbling

Every decision to grumble is a decision not to pray, not to pour out our hearts before God.

Written by Scott Hubbard | Saturday, May 25, 2019

Like all temptations common to man, the temptation to grumble always comes with “the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it” (1 Corinthians 10:13). But how? How can we confront our own tendencies to murmur and, amazingly, begin to “do all things without grumbling” (Philippians 2:14)?   “Do all things without... Continue Reading

Confronting Entitlement as a Young Minister

Deny the impulse to seek recognition. Refuse to pander to your own selfish ambition.

Written by Ryder Mills | Saturday, May 25, 2019

When we live with an entitlement for recognition, we give our effort exalting ourselves over others so we will appear great. Jesus’ medicine for this tendency is brotherhood. He told his disciples, “You all are brothers,” undercutting their hierarchy, games and socio-political competitions. If we are all brothers and sisters, I don’t need to focus my... Continue Reading

No One Can Come to Me Unless the Father Who Sent Me Draws Him

Even the most mature Christians are in great need of reflecting on the cross.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Saturday, May 25, 2019

Not only has God provided the way to eternal life through the Son, He also draws His people to Him in such a way that they believe and repent in total surrender to the Lordship of Christ. Those who were God’s enemies who considered the cross as “Nonsense” and Christianity as, at best, a pie... Continue Reading

Why Did God Command Hosea to Marry an Immoral Woman?

Hosea’s marriage as a prophetic sign-act reveals the length to which God is willing to go to wake us from our sinful stupor.

Written by Derek Bass | Saturday, May 25, 2019

The prophet is called by God to enter into a marriage that functions, most scandalously, as an enacted parable, graphically—even shockingly—illustrating Israel’s infidelity to her husband, Yahweh. The punch this passage packs is that Yahweh God, in redeeming lost sinners, became a cuckold straight away, taking to himself an unfaithful wife. Strikingly, provocatively, and scandalously, he... Continue Reading

Marriage and the 7th Commandment

Simply put, marriage between a husband and wife is a picture of the relationship between the Lord Jesus Christ and His church .

Written by Andy Schreiber | Saturday, May 25, 2019

Why does God take marriage so seriously? Any number of things could be said in answer to that question. One could point to the many societal ills and the damage that is done by sexual immorality and divorce. The breakdown of the family has taken a truly staggering toll on our society. But there is also... Continue Reading

Tried with Fire: Death and Its Brood

If Adam had not eaten the fruit, then none of these bad things would have happened. Creation would not have been spoiled.

Written by Kevin T. Bauder | Saturday, May 25, 2019

A couple of conclusions can be drawn from Genesis 3. First, the death penalty that God pronounced upon Adam worked at more than one level. The sentence clearly involved more than the death of the body. The judgment of Genesis 3 weaves several concepts together. These include alienation from God, alienation between humans, the corruption... Continue Reading

The Day I Quit Family Devotions

God led me to repent of the idol I had created of a perfect family devotional time.

Written by Joey Turner | Saturday, May 25, 2019

“I’m just not a good ‘Christian dad’,” I thought. “My kids just don’t like the Bible.” “I’m a disappointment to my wife.” “I guess they can just get it from Sunday school, Christian school, Youth group, or Awana.” Then God did something amazingly ordinary. He opened my eyes to see that all of the frustration I had... Continue Reading

Seven Letters Seven Dangers: The Doctrinaire Church

Remember your first love in the Lord Jesus. Return to him.

Written by Tim Bertolet | Saturday, May 25, 2019

Let me ask you this, beloved church of God, when you speak the truth do people know that you love them? I do not mean do you say you love them. No, I mean do they sense your love? Can they feel your love? Can they feel a tenderness, a gentleness, a compassion in your... Continue Reading

How to Build a Whitewashed Tomb

"Indeed the safest road to Hell is the gradual one—the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts...."

Written by Colin Eakin | Thursday, May 23, 2019

Why “whitewashed”? Because Jesus knew what His Spirit would later inspire the Apostle Paul to write (2 Cor. 11:13-15): “For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. So it is no surprise if his servants, also,... Continue Reading

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